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dirtbike stunting or not
01-27-2006, 12:42 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
ll..and i agree...a sportbikes is harder...but its the same concept....and if you ride a dirtbike or a motard and then go to a streetbike youre going to be killing it harder then the majority of people who started on a streetbike......but another...dirtbikes like 150s..100s.....tottally different then a 400 or 450
01-27-2006, 01:12 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
I think sportbikes are easier for straight out whilies though i can go all day on my six but gabage when it comes to my 125...
although i have to say since ive been hittin up the streetbikes now i can hit it up better on the dirt..they both just give you more skills....
i say ride anything and everything you can..
although i have to say since ive been hittin up the streetbikes now i can hit it up better on the dirt..they both just give you more skills....
i say ride anything and everything you can..
01-27-2006, 03:24 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
Originally Posted by Ryan S
dirtbikes are easy to ride-get on a SPORTBIKE and see if there's a difference.
i ride both :YEAH yeah there is a difference, but you'd be surprised what yuo can learn from a fiddy, and you can play with them right infront of your house... ****..i can do circles in my driveway what better way to have fun when you're not on the big bike
01-27-2006, 09:53 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
Originally Posted by **superstunna**
dirtbike are cool if ur going out there and hitting doubles and triples leave the real stunting for the big bikes...but like nags said they are fun as hell to d!ck around on.. maybe learning on ..thats it... so yup there wack....lol
01-28-2006, 12:20 AM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
crf250 last year and the cr250 this year
I think the styles between the big bike and little bike is way different.
the big bike is more stable and smoother than the little bike cause the more powerful engine and more weight. The little bike is way lighter and takes more body movements and steader balance. but it also depends on what motor too. the 4 strokes are pretty easy to manage 2 strokes are tuff, mine put me on my *** good a few times so far.
I think the styles between the big bike and little bike is way different.
the big bike is more stable and smoother than the little bike cause the more powerful engine and more weight. The little bike is way lighter and takes more body movements and steader balance. but it also depends on what motor too. the 4 strokes are pretty easy to manage 2 strokes are tuff, mine put me on my *** good a few times so far.
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01-28-2006, 12:34 AM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
i got a fiddy n a hundoe....fiddy was the first reall motorcycle i ever road....6 months later i can do circles all day..combos all day...i got a hundoe recently....in a week i could do circles on it.....i can already see the diffrence in a big n lil dirtbike like skooler sed....but the concept cant b much diffrence..
01-28-2006, 02:17 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
Im riding it, I wouldnt say murdering it just yet cause its the kind of bike that demands respect. Ive gotten outta line with it a few times and it showed me whose boss. The biggest problem is it dosent run consistant every time and if you keep it too high for too long either in a stoppie or wheelie it lean surges really bad. Then it blows up! Still trying to get it set up for freestyle.
Originally Posted by middleschooler
sick ****..i heard your murdering the two stroke man
01-28-2006, 02:57 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
Originally Posted by Tony D
Im riding it, I wouldnt say murdering it just yet cause its the kind of bike that demands respect. Ive gotten outta line with it a few times and it showed me whose boss. The biggest problem is it dosent run consistant every time and if you keep it too high for too long either in a stoppie or wheelie it lean surges really bad. Then it blows up! Still trying to get it set up for freestyle.
01-29-2006, 12:06 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
Originally Posted by middleschooler
thats what i like to hear.......thats cool if they dont like dirtbikes...but i hate it when peple hate on the own sport that there in.....ill say it here and now..street bikes are 10 times harder to stunt but that doesnt mean poeple gotta hate on me for doing my own thing
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01-29-2006, 01:31 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
Originally Posted by TILLER
u sure do love to contradict yourself
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01-29-2006, 02:43 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
Originally Posted by middleschooler
haha...your funny....i like to **** wiht you guys but you obviously dont understand that..i stunt quads too so dont get your undies in a bunch..you love the drama
and if u remember back when your first vid came up on Sl i gave u props
ps.. Drama is everywhere
03-19-2006, 06:14 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
TTR's are prob the best learning tool out there for 1500 bucks and the cost to throw on a street tire you can build some feel of a larger bike with a clutch.
I learned stoppies, coasters, jump to seat stander all that on a ttr and for the most part it transfered to the big bike
I learned stoppies, coasters, jump to seat stander all that on a ttr and for the most part it transfered to the big bike
03-19-2006, 06:17 PM
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Re: dirtbike stunting or not
Originally Posted by Tony_HID
TTR's are prob the best learning tool out there for 1500 bucks and the cost to throw on a street tire you can build some feel of a larger bike with a clutch.
I learned stoppies, coasters, jump to seat stander all that on a ttr and for the most part it transfered to the big bike
I learned stoppies, coasters, jump to seat stander all that on a ttr and for the most part it transfered to the big bike
